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Lofty aspirations
Lysanne 2022-01-21 08:02:14
Wesley. The film directed by Ruggles has won three Golden Awards including the 4th Oscar for Best Picture, and is also the first Western film to win the Oscar for Best Picture. It is a representative work of Raidenhua in the early days. During the pioneering period of the American West, the protagonist Xin Malong came to Oknamara from the east with his wife. Settling on the fertile and mining-rich prairie, they overcame numerous difficulties and improved their living environment. However, disputes and fights often occur due to the violation of the interests of the ranchers, and the constant harassment of robbers and bandits also makes them restless. Xin Malong was brave enough to rob the rich and greedy, especially sympathetic to the tragic experience of the local Indians. In order to protect the social rights of immigrants and Indians in the east, he organized relatives and friends to develop oil fields, and set up a newspaper that advocated justice and promoted good and punished evil. All this made the hostile forces even more hostile to Xin Malong. Unfortunately, the flesh and blood of Xin Malong and the "Western Ideal" he had struggled for all his life were reduced to ashes in an oil field fire accident. The film takes the vast Oknamara Prairie as the background and shows the Indian culture and the changes in the west through Simmaron’s struggle career. It praises the protagonist’s sense of justice and dedication and praises the spirit of western development.
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Talia 2022-04-22 07:01:49
Not bad, except for the galloping horses at the beginning, almost all of them are full-length films that keep talking, an ordinary biographical film.
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Amparo 2022-04-24 07:01:23
[cp]http:t.cn/8kKN2ej[stars][stars][stars][stars], Oscar-level movies have never let me down. Money, wealth and status are not all criteria for measuring a person's success. In a magnificent life, a man who loves boundless wind is building and opening up this world, and we just live here[/cp]
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Yancy Cravat: Why, we've had enough of this Wichita. We're goin' out to a brand new two-fisted, rip snortin' country full of Indians, rattlesnakes, gun toters and desperados. Whoopee!
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Yancy Cravat: There's loyalty, Sabra, that money can't buy.